In fact, do you know why they "randomly " remove them from the menu?!?

I am trying to sign up for the tax advantage program where they review last 2 years of tax returns and optimize. 

Besides, there're often ways to optimize your tax returns and minimize your taxes. 

One could also be remote, it is just not as optimal normally we can understand.

If your property is located optimally (ie; near a lift, near the base), stands out positively compared to the comps (ie; tastefully furnished, good amenities, etc) achieving ~20+ days/month is completely doable.

Specifically in this case Over-optimism and Excess Self Regard.  

In the most recent BP forum layout, each post has a menu that offers a few options for what one might want to do with an existing post; "Quote" is the one to choose since it will copy the text of the post AND it will also notify the user that the post was being referenced - the mention to the author of the post is something that copy and paste does not generate. 

It's easier to memorize the Starbucks menu or the NFL rosters.Section 179 basics- can deduct 100% of the cost in the 1st year- applies to 3-yr, 5-yr, 7-yr and 10-yr assets and "qualified improvement property" (a separate post would be needed to explain)- cannot create a net loss- minimum 50% business use required- other limits and restrictions applyBonus depreciation basics, as of today (mid-2023)- 100% of the cost in 2022, 80% in 2023, 60% in 2024, and so on until 0% in 2027- applies to assets with up to 20-yr life- can create a net lossBoth methods have their pros and cons, and choosing between them, as well as generally optimizing depreciation, is a job for an experienced accountant.Cost segregationWhat cost segregation accomplishes is extracting faster-depreciation property (as in 5-yr, 7-yr and 15-yr) out of slow-depreciation real property.

My property is in SW Mpls (on the edge of Edina) so I didn't get the optimal rent/price ratio but you could probably find a 3plex and the two renters cover your entire mortgage payment plus a little extra profit, and a 4plex would add even more profit.Then whenever you're ready to move out, just backfill your unit with a renter and keep the property.

@John Woodrich I love the optimism!